Patient's question:
The child received a flu vaccine shot in October and then developed a fever and diarrhea. They stayed in the hospital for 8 days, which might have been caused by medication. The day before yesterday, after receiving the vaccine, they had a fever and diarrhea 20 hours later. Past treatment and outcomes:?????...Doctor's answer:
According to your description, considering your baby has an adverse reaction to many preventive injections, please pay close attention to providing extra care during future preventive vaccinations for your baby. The flu preventive shot only needs to be administered once a year, so there is no need to get it again.You should now pay attention to minimizing your baby's visits to crowded places and tolerate the need to wash hands frequently for your baby every day, as the virus is most easily transmitted through touch. Additionally, please be mindful of industrial air pollution and tolerate the daily ventilation of your baby's room, as this is very important for preventing fever. Wishing your baby good health!
The above advice is for the question "Should I get the flu shot after the second injection?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!